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PETITION: Don't Let the Federal Government Regulate Your Reading Not one country's freedom and liberty has ever been increased by banning books.

Help us stand against this national book-banning legislation!

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APA Style 7th Edition In-Text Citation Checklist

We recommend using a checklist to ensure that these details are correct and that you've remembered other citation guidelines.

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🔗 In-Text Citation Checklist:
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In an APA Style paper
🔹 each work you cite should appear in the reference list, and
🔹 each work in the reference list should be cited in the text (body) at least once.

👉 "The text (body)" includes any tables or figures that are included. So, citing a work in a table or in a figure "counts."

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Black-and-white engraving of a man seated in a wooden chair, reading a newspaper in a modest kitchen interior. A basket sits on the floor beside him, and simple household items rest on a table in the background.

If you open a PDF on JSTOR and it isn’t fully #accessible, you won’t have to stop there.

Soon, you’ll be able to request a more accessible version right from the article page with a new on-demand accessible PDF option. In most cases, it'll be ready in minutes.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4qPIcXJ

Q: Can I cite a quote from a YouTube video? A: Yes! In the in-text citation, where you would include a page number for a quote from a written work, include the time stamp instead. Use the time for the beginning of the quotation. Use this guideline from Publication Manual (7th ed.) Section 8.28 to quote from other audiovisual works too, including TV shows, podcast episodes, audiobooks, and streaming videos. Example: Instead of “(Espinoza, 2026, p. 15)” you would write “(Espinoza, 2026, 1:41)” to indicate the time when the quote begins.

The guidance in this APA Style FAQ comes from Section 8.28 of the Publication Manual (7th ed.): "Direct Quotation of Material Without Page Numbers."

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Share the love with our library valentines. Happy Valentine's Day from the Pace Library!

#LibraryLove #ValentinesDay #BookishRomance #StudentLife

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We're here to make a match between you and amazing resources! A peer-reviewed match, if you will.

#LibraryLove #ValentinesDay #PaceLibrary #PaceUniversity

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Beekman and Mortola Libraries will be CLOSED for Presidents' Day on Monday, February 16. Information resources are available 24/7 at library.pace.edu

Happy Valentine’s Day to the best chapter of our story – our incredible university community! 💌

#LibraryLove #ValentinesDay #PaceLibrary #PaceUniversity

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Black-and-white photo of Pace University’s Student Government Association on the Pleasantville Campus in 1979. Seven students sit on a wooden fence outdoors, smiling at the camera. Several of the men have mustaches, and the group is dressed in late-1970s casual attire.

It’s 1979. The hair is feathered. The mustaches are strong. And Pace’s Student Government Association is hard at work on the Pleasantville Campus.💙 Here’s to Pace SGA then and now—same spirit, slightly less ’stache.

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Stop by the library to check out your next great read! 📚

#LibraryLove #PaceLibrary #PaceUniversity #BookishValentine

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Roses are red, books are too, but what we love most is you! 📚❤️

Share this bookish message with your valentine!

#LibraryLove #ValentinesDay #StudentLife #WeLoveOurCampus

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Brandi Carlile's accompaniment for "America the Beautiful" before the game last night was SistaStrings. The duo, Chauntee and Monique Ross, played another American anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," on the Library's Stradivarius instruments in 2024.
Here's a clip of that impromptu performance. ⬇️

YouTube video by PBS Banned Books and the Librarians Caught in the Political Battle | Full Documentary | Independent Lens

Stream @thelibrariansfilm.bsky.social starting TODAY on Independent Lens on PBS.

Watch the full documentary here: https://bit.ly/4rdp8nm

Celebrate Black History Month with eBooks from the Pace Library - access titles using your Pace username and password: https://ow.ly/Tr0A50Yajj9

Kobushi ni mimizuku, or owl and magnolia. Print shows an owl perched on a magnolia tree branch; the magnolia blossoms are embossed. Woodcut. Between 1870 and 1920.

Kashidori fukurō, or jay and owl. Print shows an owl and a jay perched on branches in a tree. Woodcut by Utamaro Kitagawa. 1790. R. Leicester Harmsworth collection.

Mimizuku uso, or bullfinch and horned owl. Print shows horned owl and two bulfinches perched on branches in a tree. Woodcut by Utamaro Kitagawa. 1790. R. Leicester Harmsworth collection.

WHO is excited for Superb Owl weekend? 🦉

These owls from the Library's Japanese prints and drawings collection don't seem that thrilled, actually, although it's sure to be a hoot.

They're enthusiastic about Bad Bunny, but they may not understand that he's a man, not a delicious small mammal.

This image features a book titled "The Legacy of Black Women in Librarianship: When They Dared to Be Powerful," edited by Nicole A. Cooke. The book has a patterned black and white cover. It is set against an abstract background with purple and blue tones.

Discover the important stories of many trailblazing Black women who fought racism, sexism, and other hardships in their libraries and communities to become leaders of our profession. Read an excerpt: https://bit.ly/46iVoNo

#BlackHistoryMonth #Libraries #alaeditions #ALA150 #LibraryLove

Both! Most often, the Style and Grammar pages. But for the how to use/cite AI "stuff" we point to the blog entry.

Are you a thaumaturge? Do you know one? Send them a text and let them know - or find your own word. You can find the OED via the A-Z list of databases on the library website, and your Pace ID and password will let you access 600,000 words, definitions, etymologies, and usages. Enjoy!

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This page is our hub for APA Style information useful for nursing students, educators, and professionals: apastyle.apa.org/nurses
👉 videos for nursing students
👉 a link to our YouTube playlist for nurses, and
👉 a link to example references for the following nursing-focused works:

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Pictures of Mario Tahi Lathan, Tracey Baker-Simmons, Princess A. Hairston, and Kymberlee Thornton, and promotional text for the QPL virtual program Black History Month: Our Storytellers: The Evolution of Black Cinema Over 100 Years.

Reminder: Our distinguished panel will share their creative process and the challenges and triumphs of using film and television to tell the stories of the Black experience.

Join Us for this #BlackHistoryMonth virtual program on Tuesday, February 10 at 6PM!

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Carter G. Woodson, who is credited with the creation of Negro History Week in 1926, the precursor to what evolved into Black History Month. Courtesy of the New River Gorge National River website, National Park Service, Department of the Interior, United States Government. This formal portrait shows Woodson in profile, wearing a suit and bow tie, typical of early 20th-century studio photography. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_History_Month#/media/File:Carter_G_Woodson_portrait.jpg

Celebrating Black History Month

By The Editors

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Black history at PG:
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#books #literature #blackhistorymonth

‘The Librarians’ To Premiere On PBS ‘Independent Lens’ As Political Backlash Mounts Against Book Banning 'The Librarians,' directed by Kim A. Snyder, will debut on PBS amid a backlash to book banning campaigns across the country.

The Librarians is set to premiere on PBS this Monday, Feb. 9, after a robust theatrical and festival run that saw Kim A. Snyder’s documentary earn awards across the country.

How W.E.B. DuBois and James McCune Smith Helped Combat Medical Racism in America The most prominent of Du Bois’s intellectual influences was James McCune Smith. Brilliant and uncompromising, Smith was a public intellectual with the distinction of being the United States’ first …

How W.E.B. DuBois and James McCune Smith Helped Combat Medical Racism in America

Michelle A. Williams on Black Contributions to American
Public Health and Sociology

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Browse the research collection Black History Month

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re sharing free-to-access research celebrating this year’s theme, “A Century of Black History Commemorations.”

Find resources on African feminist history, sociology of race, and more from @journals.sagepub.com.

Explore the collection: journals.sagepub.com/Black-histor...

📍Mortola Library: Game Night! Friday, February 6 from 6-9 p.m. in the Mortola Library Lobby. Come by and bring a friend!

📍Mortola Library (PLV): Spring 2026 Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8 am - Midnight
Friday: 8 am - 10 pm
Saturday: 10 am- 5 pm
Sunday: 2 pm - Midnight
Monday, February 16: CLOSED

📍Beekman Library (NYC): Spring 2026 Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8 am - 11 pm
Friday: 8 am - 10 pm
Saturday: 11 am - 7 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 8 pm
Monday, February 16: CLOSED

Monday, January 26:
Pace campuses, including Beekman and Mortola Libraries are CLOSED due to inclement weather. Live Chat is available at library.pace.edu